1000U is both the retail crowd’s “poor man’s trap” and the ultimate proving ground of human nature.

Don’t always think you can flip your fortunes with this one thousand USD. With 100x leverage, going all-in with everything you’ve got, and your head full of “this will decide everything”—but in reality, 99% of people die in the very last second before takeoff, and the chance to recover is stripped away along with everything else.

Over the years, the death charts of small investors have been strikingly consistent: they load up and rush in, stop-losses are practically useless; when they’re in profit they run immediately, but when they’re losing they stubbornly hold on to the end. In the end they blame the heavens and curse the “dog/booth,” but they never interrogate their own hearts in the dead of night. The problem is only four words: too impatient, too greedy.

So the primary strategy for small capital is never offense—it’s survival.
The hunting grounds you can understand lure traps; the battlefield you can’t understand, lie down quietly. Being in cash is never cowardice—it’s a cheetah conserving its physical strength while starving. Bullets are more precious than anything.

Here’s one more piece of advice: cut off the thought of “getting back to even.”
Once your mind is left with only the idea of breaking even, your trading will be completely distorted. The position you should cut the loss on with fantasies of a rebound—cut it anyway. Don’t force-heavy positions into markets you shouldn’t enter. The more you keep churning, the faster you die. The obsession with getting back to even is the next scaffold the market has specially designed for you.

A small capital trader’s real moat is agility like the wind.
If you’re wrong on direction, retreat like lightning—no hesitation over a hair’s breadth. If you’re right, proceed steadily and systematically, step by step. Those hunters who roll a few thousand U into a few ten-thousand U are never ones who pushed it out with all-in gambling. It’s all built on sniper-level patience: one deal at a time, gnawing away at profits; and using small compounding returns to slowly stack up a thick cushion of tolerance.

Never look down on seemingly insignificant profits.
Slow is fast, stability is full. As long as your account is still there, as long as your bullets haven’t run out, the market will eventually return to you what should have been yours—principal and interest alike.
Surviving is the prerequisite for everything.
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